Spill, Co-Founded By Ex-Twitter Employee Alphonzo ‘Phonz’ Terrell, To Cross $1M In Annualized Revenue

Spill is allowing its users to have a stake in its success. As AFROTECH™ previously reported, the social media app was created by Alphonzo “Phonz” Terrell and DeVaris Brown who had both worked for Twitter. In 2022, Terrell was laid off around the time Elon Musk had acquired the platform platform now known as X, while Brown had exited the company in 2020. Terrell says the focus in Spill’s creation was to support his colleagues and to answer a personal call, which was branching out to build a new platform.

Spill, Co-Founded By Ex-Twitter Employee Alphonzo ‘Phonz’ Terrell, To Cross $1M In Annualized Revenue

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